There will be a third FREE Introduction to Radio course starting at Calon FM studios from MONDAY JUNE 18th 2012. If anyone would like to sign up for this latest course then please email me at a.l.wright@glyndwr.ac.uk for further details.
Festival’s full programme of main events announced and looking better than ever!
Llangollen Fringe Festival, which will take place from the 13th to the 22nd of July this year, is dedicated to bringing exciting and engaging performances and events to the town, and this year is no exception! The programme will shape up like this:
The Festival opens on Friday 13th July with Raucous and raw Rhythm & Blues from former Dr. Feelgood guitarist and ‘Game Of Thrones’ actor WILKO JOHNSON with a three-piece band featuring Norman Watt-Roy of Blockheads fame.
Are you looking for simple and practical advice to improve your health and live the Wrexham area? The Big Health Day is here to help you!
The Big Health Day, an all-day event which will run from 10am to 4pm in the Wrexham Memorial Hall, will take place on Tuesday 19th June 2012. It has been organised by Avow in partnership with Wrexham carer’s service and the Wrexham and district health support groups. The event is open to members of the public and will feature talks from health professionals, exhibitions and even a musical performance! Entry is completely free, and refreshments will be available throughout the day.
The Wrexham Supporters Federation, with thanks to Glyndwr University for use of Collier’s Park, have organised the Joey Jones Wrexham FC Five-A-Side Junior Football Tournament to be held at Colliers Park on the weekend of 23rd and 24th June.
This is the third time the Federation have run this tournament, but the first time that it has been named after Wrexham FC legend Joey Jones.
The International Fire & Rescue Association (IFRA)(charity no 033401) are hosting The Flame Awards – Wrexham Community Day at Glyndwr University Sports Hall on Friday 15th June. Kelloggs, Glyndwr University and Gap Personnel are our current partners. The purpose of the community day is to invite year 6 pupils from primary schools throughout the Wrexham area and give them the necessary life skills and awareness they need before they move on to High School in September.








